Eggplant seedlings, this year's first sprouts.
"This sparrow flies swiftly in through one door of the hall, and out through another. While he is inside, he is safe from the winter storms; but after a few moments of comfort, he vanishes from sight into the wintry world from which he came."
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The Sparrow in the Hall is an unofficial chronicle of the goings-on at Trillium Haven Farm in Jenison, Michigan, including ruminations on farming and culture, with occasional recipes.
About the Blogger
Greg Dunn is the greenhouse manager for Trillium Haven Farm. In addition, he spends time staring at blank sheets of paper in a process he calls "writing" and hitting his fingers with a hammer in an activity he terms "carpentry." The opinions expressed herein are solely his own and often provisional.
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- All hail Mark Bittman!
- Is Alice Waters full of it?
- News, good and bad, in the NYT.
- “Come on! Grow a pot of lettuce, man.”
- Arrivals and departures.
- Michael Pollan on the importance of getting it par...
- Welcome to the Chicken Palace.
- "As the economy goes down, food gardening goes up."
- "Nature's first green is gold."
- Today it seemed we crossed a threshold.
- This is perhaps Trillium's most important crop.
- A month ago, the farm was at full rest.
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